I'm getting an error when trying to create a bootable drive on Ventura using the terminal.
"sudo: /Applications/Install macOS Ventura.app/Contents/Resources/createinstallmedia: command not found"
any idea what could be the issue?
thanks!!
iMac
Compare and suggest copy and paste the below command for further reference.
Have used it several time to make a Bootable Installer of Ventura and has worked fine.
Also, make sure the Application circled in below image have Full Disk Access
sudo /Applications/Install\ macOS\ Ventura.app/Contents/Resources/createinstallmedia --volume /Volumes/Untitled
The Untitled in above command is the Name I have given the Destination Drive for the Bootable Installer
Plus, all the above is predicated upon the Full Version ( 12.xx GB ) of Ventura is located in the Applications Folder of this computer
Compare and suggest copy and paste the below command for further reference.
Have used it several time to make a Bootable Installer of Ventura and has worked fine.
Also, make sure the Application circled in below image have Full Disk Access
sudo /Applications/Install\ macOS\ Ventura.app/Contents/Resources/createinstallmedia --volume /Volumes/Untitled
The Untitled in above command is the Name I have given the Destination Drive for the Bootable Installer
Plus, all the above is predicated upon the Full Version ( 12.xx GB ) of Ventura is located in the Applications Folder of this computer
sudo: isn’t a command. sudo is the command.
Make sure Install macOS Ventura is in your Applications folder.
As already stated, copy and paste the command from the article. Just rename the USB stick to MyVolume so you don’t have to alter the command.
It appears that there should be no colon after sudo. Also no quotation marks.
Good suggestion regarding MyVolume
Reason I use Untitled - is because, personal preference but not required, I always Re-Format the Destination Drive in Disk Utilities before running the command
createinstallmedia command not found
